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Embarking on the journey of data science requires a solid mathematical foundation. Mathematics is the backbone of data science, providing the tools and frameworks needed to analyze data, develop algorithms, and make informed decisions. Understanding the math prerequisites for those considering a data science course in Pune is crucial to ensure a smooth and successful learning experience.
Importance of Mathematics in Data Science
Mathematics is pivotal in data science, underpinning many of the concepts and techniques used in the field. From statistical analysis to machine learning algorithms, math is integral to understanding and solving complex data problems. Enrolling in a data science course in Pune will expose students to various mathematical concepts, making it essential to fully grasp some mathematical regions before starting the course.
Algebra and Linear Algebra
One of the fundamental areas of mathematics required for data science is algebra, particularly linear algebra. Linear algebra studies vectors, vector spaces, and linear transformations, crucial for understanding data structures and algorithms in data science. Matrices, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors are helpful in machine learning algorithms and data processing techniques.
A profound understanding of linear algebra is essential for those planning a data science course in Pune. Many data science algorithms rely heavily on linear algebra, including principal component analysis (PCA) and singular value decomposition (SVD). Therefore, familiarity with these concepts will provide a strong foundation for the advanced topics covered in the course.
Calculus
Calculus is another crucial prerequisite for a data science course, particularly differential and integral calculus. Calculus optimises algorithms, understands variable changes, and models continuous data. In data science, calculus applies to developing and optimising machine learning models.
In a data scientist course, students will encounter calculus in various forms, such as gradient descent algorithms used for training models. A good grasp of derivatives, integrals, and multivariable calculus will help students understand how these algorithms work and how to implement them effectively.
Probability and Statistics
Probability and statistics are the most crucial areas of mathematics for data science. These fields provide the foundation for making inferences about data, understanding distributions, and evaluating the uncertainty of outcomes. Concepts such as statistical significance, probability distributions, hypothesis testing, and Bayesian inference are central to data science.
Enrolling in a data scientist course will require a thorough understanding of probability and statistics. These concepts help interpret data, validate models, and ensure the reliability of results. For instance, understanding statistical significance is vital when determining whether a model's predictions are genuinely helpful or simply due to random chance.
Discrete Mathematics
Discrete mathematics deals with structures that are fundamentally discrete rather than continuous. It includes topics like combinatorics, graph theory, and logic, all relevant to data science. Discrete mathematics is essential for understanding algorithms, data structures, and the theoretical underpinnings of computer science.
Students taking a data scientist course will benefit from the knowledge of discrete mathematics, mainly when working with algorithms and complex data structures. This background will help design and analyze efficient and practical algorithms for large datasets.
Numerical Methods
Numerical methods involve techniques to approximate mathematical operations and solve mathematical problems numerically. These methods are crucial for implementing data science algorithms that could be more solvable analytically. Topics such as numerical integration, root-finding algorithms, and solving differential equations numerically are essential for practical data science applications.
In a data scientist course, students will likely encounter numerical methods when working with large datasets and complex models. Understanding these methods is crucial for effectively implementing algorithms and ensuring accurate results.
Real-World Applications and Problem-Solving
Beyond the theoretical aspects, applying mathematical concepts to real-world problems is a critical component of data science. Translating mathematical theory into practical solutions differentiates influential data scientists. A data science course in Pune will emphasise practical applications, requiring students to apply their mathematical knowledge to solve real data problems.
Preparing for a Data Science Course
Assessing and strengthening mathematical skills is essential for those planning to enroll in a data science course. Preparatory courses in linear algebra, calculus, probability, statistics, and discrete mathematics can provide a strong foundation. Additionally, practicing problem-solving and applying these concepts to data-related problems will enhance your readiness for the course.
Online resources, textbooks, and preparatory classes can be valuable tools for building your math skills. By ensuring you have a solid mathematical foundation, you will be better equipped to tackle the challenges and complexities of data science.
Conclusion
Mathematics is an indispensable part of data science, and a solid mathematical foundation is crucial for anyone considering a data science course in Pune. Understanding algebra, calculus, probability, statistics, discrete mathematics, and numerical methods will provide the necessary tools to succeed in the field. By preparing in these areas, aspiring data scientists can ensure they are well equipped to understand and apply the advanced concepts and techniques they will encounter in their studies and future careers.
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Symbols indicating water level can be added to all logs types except depth logs. Water level symbols can be displayed in the borehole view and the cross section view. The lower point of the triangle, i.e. the bottom vertex, is aligned with the depth in the water level table. This is different than symbols in a post log, where the symbol center is aligned with the depth specified in the depth table. Additionally the water level can be displayed between logs on a cross section in the cross section properties. Add the symbols and edit their properties on the Water Level page in the Property Manager.
Note that adding a water level symbol or water level line will not change the depth range of the borehole view or cross section. The borehole view properties or cross section view properties Depth settings, Starting borehole depth, and Ending borehole depth must be manually set to include the water level when the water level is outside the depth range of the logs.
Edit water level data, symbol, and label properties
on the Water Level page.
The General section of the Water Level page contains properties for the water label table and symbol properties.
Check the Display water level symbol check box to display water level symbols on the log. A depth table containing water level information must be selected in the Water level table field for the water level symbols to be displayed.
The water level table is a depth table containing at a minimum hole IDs and depths. An additional parameter column can be included to specify the water level names and water level connections between the logs. If the water level table is already loaded, click the Water level table field and select the table from the list. Click the button to load the Water level table with the Open dialog. The water level table should use the same depth units and direction as the log tables.
The Symbol size property controls the size of the water level symbol. Type a value in page units in the Symbol size field or click the button to change the Symbol size value.
The Symbol alignment property aligns the symbol on the left, center, or right of the log. Click the current selection in the Symbol alignment and select Left, Center, or Right from the list.
The water level symbol is an inverted triangle with between one and three lines at the point. The Symbol style property specifies the number of lines. Click the current Symbol style selection and select One line, Two lines, or Three lines from the list.
The Line Properties section of the Water Level page controls the line properties for the water level symbol. See the Line Properties topic for more information on line properties.
The Fill Properties section of the Water Level page controls the fill properties for the water level symbol. See the Fill Properties topic for more information on fill properties.
The Label Properties section of the Water Level page controls the water level symbol labels.
Check the Show water level name check box to display labels next to the water level symbols. The labels are specified by the Water level name column. Uncheck the Show water level name check box to hide the water level labels.
The water level table can include a name column which is used to connect water levels across logs and display labels for the water level symbols. Select the column containing the water level names by clicking the Water level name column field and selecting a column from the list. The water level labels will be populated by the names in the Water level name column.
Connect water levels by name by checking the Connect water level(s) by names check box in the cross section properties. When the Water level name column does not contain data, Strater connects the water levels automatically. The Water level name column is also used to connect specific water levels between the logs. For example, if borehole 1 contains two water level names A and B and borehole 2 contains three water level names A, B, and C, the two A water level symbols and two B water level symbols will be connected by a line. When the Water level name column contains unique names for the water levels, no water level symbols will be connected as this indicates these are separate water levels.
The Offset method property controls the label offset direction from the water table symbol. Click the current selection and select Center, Left, Top, Right, Bottom, or User defined from the list to change the label offset. Selecting User defined enables the X offset and Y offset properties.
The X offset property moves the label to the left or right when the Offset method is set to User defined. Type a value in page units or click the buttons to change the X offset value.
The Y offset property moves the label up or down when the Offset method is set to User defined. Type a value in page units or click the buttons to change the Y offset value.
The Label angle property rotates the water level symbol labels. Type a value in degrees in the Label angle field or click and drag the slider to rotate the labels. Positive angle values rotate the labels counterclockwise.
The Nudge End Values option moves the starting and ending labels away from the edges of the log pane so that they are completely visible. This 'nudging' occurs only if the label is near the edge of the log pane, otherwise the location of the label does not change. Check the box next to Nudge End Values to move the labels. Uncheck the box to keep the labels in the depth location specified.
The Label Format section includes label formatting properties. See the Format Properties topic for more information on label format properties.
The Font Properties section includes label font formatting properties. See the Font Properties topic for more information on font format properties.
Editing Individual Logs on a Cross Section
Log Tab Commands
Cross Section Tab Commands

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Discrimination in housing markets occurs when equally qualified people are treated differently because of their membership in a particular group. This study focuses on racial and ethnic discrimination in qualitative actions by landlords, such as making an advertised housing unit available for inspection by a customer. The data come from the Housing Discrimination study, which conducted over 1500 rental housing audits in 25 metropolitan areas in 1989. Each audit consists of a visits to a landlord by a white person and either a black or Hispanic person with similar socio-economic characteristics. Using Chamberlain's fixed-effect logic estimation, we develop a nationally representative measure of the incidence of discrimination in landlord behavior and conduct hypothesis tests on the incidence and causes of discrimination. The results indicate widespread discrimination across several types of landlord behavior and support the hypotheses that landlords discriminate both out of personal prejudice and in response to the prejudice of present and future white clients.
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Economics and Econometrics

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can guinea pigs eat butter
Can Guinea Pigs Eat Butter?
Butter is a dairy product which contains up to 80% butterfat which is solid when chilled and at room temperature in some regions and liquid when warmed.
It is frequently made from cows milk, and can also be manufactured from the milk of other mammals, such as goats or sheep. (source)
Can guinea pigs eat butter?
Unfortunately, dairy products are not good for guinea pigs at all. They cannot handle the content in particularly the fat.
It will make them sick if they eat it and so is worth avoiding as a food for them.
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Using particle Java Script to get data from function on Electron
I have read numerous pages, everything seems to dance around my answer and I cant wrap my head around it. I had a working asset tracker project, but the java script was using the spark api.
the tutorial I followed years ago only used device id and access token to retrieve data from a function, then I parsed the data into the useful information. this is the part of my webpage to get the data
 device.onEvent(false, function(data){
 if (data.name == "GPS") {
 var gpslocation = data.data.split(',');
 var lat = gpslocation[0];
 var lat = lat.replace(/[{}]/g, '');
 var lat = parseFloat(lat);
 var lon = gpslocation[1];
 var lon = parseFloat(lon);
 var mph = gpslocation[2];
 var batt = gpslocation[3];
 var batt = batt.replace(/[{}]/g, '');
 var mph = parseFloat(mph);
 var batt = parseFloat(batt);
 var mylocation=new google.maps.LatLng( lat, lon);
and this is where I call the function
device.callFunction('gps');
I define my acessToken as a variable, it just seems as if there isn't anyway to use the api without user and password , which id rather not use.
What exactly is your question?
how to use java script to pull data from an electron using the particle api without having to use username and password. the function on the electron is called
Particle.function("gps", gpsPublish);
I was able to use the acess token with the spark api , but the information on particle docs for the particle java script is confusing.
The SDK isn't really that complicated.
You just need to understand the "common" flow of "drilling" down to the entity you want to access.
 1. you need the account that owns a device
 - either you already have an access token for that account, or
 - you need to acquire it via a login
 1. you need to select the respective device via the access toke you got in step 1
 2. on the selected device tap the desired endpoint
Since you already have the access token and device ID, you'd use an API that takes these two pieces of data to hand you an object representing the desired device - e.g. this one :wink: and then use any method that object exposes
or
if you only want to call a specific function on a particular device but don't need to do anything else with that device just use that respective API
If you looked at the docs for particle.login() you'd see that this API retrieves the access token and stores it for future use - if you already have that token, you wouldn't need to acquire it that way of course :wink:
would the following
particle.callFunction({ deviceId: 'DEVICE_ID', name: 'brew', argument: 'D0:HIGH', auth: token });
have to be a variable like
var funtionCall =particle.callFunction({ deviceId: 'DEVICE_ID', name: 'brew', argument: 'D0:HIGH', auth: token });
what if the argument is not needed? leave blank or 0
and would the variable functionCall be the data returned from the function on the electron ?
Particle.function("gps", gpsPublish);
int gpsPublish(String command) {
 if (t.gpsFix()) {
 lat = (t.readLatDeg());
 lon = (t.readLonDeg());
 speedKnots = t.getSpeed();
 speedMph = speedKnots*1.151;
 if(speedMph < 2) {
 speedMph = 0; }

 char data[256];
 snprintf(data, sizeof(data), " %f, %f, %.2f, %.2f, tinkerToy : %i " , lat, lon, speedMph, fuel.getVCell(), unitId);
 Particle.publish("GPS", data, PRIVATE);
 return 1;
 } else {
 return 0;
 }
is the function ran when calling "gps".
would the data be stored I the variable as a array ?
before I would use
spark.getDevice(deviceName, function(err, d) {
 device = d;
 device.onEvent(false, function(data){
 if (data.name == "GPS") {
I keep looking to try and figure out what device = d means , not sure where d came from. I had followed instructions that were on I think havicstudios .com , but all his stuff is gone now. im at the point id be willing to pay someone to help me figure this out and help me to understand so I don't have so many questions
It seems your actual problem is not the Particle SDK but rather missing the basic concepts of JavaScript.
e.g.
The second parameter in your spark.getDevice() call is a "callback" function that will be triggered to deal with the results generated by the actual call. This callback function will receive two parameters (err and d) where the first one would be some error "object" but the second would represent the actual device object (reference) you were requesting.
And the active code of that callback is supposed to do something with these parameters - e.g. storing the object reference in a global variable (device) to be used elsewhere in your code.
From here
If you called the lambda parameter devID (instead of d) you'd obviously write device = devID;.
BTW, the last code snippet is not calling a Particle.function() but subscribing to an even.
Nope, this would be a promise. You need to get the reference to that promise in order to treat the asynchronous outcome of the call.
The example in the docs shows how it's done.
If I didn't have a lot of experience with JS I'd just pass an empty string as argument :wink:
The example calls a Particle.function("brew", ...) so in your case you'd replace 'brew' with 'gps' - not exactly rocket science.
BTW, you don't actually want 'DEVICE_ID' in there, this should just inform the discerning reader what is meant to go there.


Australian Medicare Number Validation
Australian Medicare card numbers consist of 11 digits structured as follows:
First digit should be in the range 2-6
Digits are weighted (1,3,7,9,1,3,7,9)
Issue Number
Indicates how many times the card has been issued
Individual Reference Number (IRN)
The IRN appears on the left of the cardholder's name on the medicare card and distinguishes the individuals named on the card.
The IRN is not always considered part of the card number, but it is essential that it be included on Medicare claim forms.
It can be hard to find a definitive reference to the algorithm on the Medicare site. At the time of writing it could be found in this document:
Try It!
Sample Code
// ValidateMedicareNumber
// Checks medicare card number for validity
// using the published checksum algorithm.
// Returns: true if the number is valid, false otherwise.
// Note - this expects 11 digits including the IRN.
// To validate numbers without IRNs, change the length
// check to 10 digits.
// Source:
// Author: Guy Carpenter
// License: The author claims no rights to this code.
// Use it as you wish.
function ValidateMedicareNumber($MedicareNo)
 $medicareNo = preg_replace("/[^\d]/", "", $MedicareNo);
 // Check for 11 digits
 $length = strlen($medicareNo);
 if ($length==11) {
 // Test leading digit and checksum
 if (preg_match("/^([2-6]\d{7})(\d)/", $medicareNo, $matches)) {
 $base = $matches[1];
 $checkDigit = $matches[2];
 $sum = 0;
 $weights = array(1,3,7,9,1,3,7,9);
 foreach ($weights as $position=>$weight) {
 $sum += $base[$position] * $weight;
 return ($sum % 10) == intval($checkDigit);
 return false;
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text: An international hydropower EngineeringProcurementConstruction(EPC)contractordesigner alliance model was established based on literature review to investigatethe cooperation methods between international hydropower engineering enterprises in China. Correlation analysis, hierarchy luster analysis and typical analysis have been adopted to analyze the data collected by questionnaires and interviews. The results addressed the interactions of the alliance factors and the relationships between incentives, alliance, and strategic partnership, which validated the model, and revealed the mechanism of alliance. The results of the survey data analysis demonstrate that: ① joint tendering is the basis for indepth cooperation between the contractor and the designer. After successfully wining the bid, two parties equitably allocate rewards/risks to enhance trust. Based on trust, effective communication is promoted, which enables the efficient circulation of information between the two parties, and thus allow problems encountered in project implementation to be solved in a timely manner. ② Alliances are underpinned by incentives, which promotes the development of partnerships; at the same time, a good partnership facilitates the implementation of incentives. The cooperative partnership between the contractor and the designer established in the implementation of the project lays a good foundation for longterm strategic cooperation. After the successful delivery of the project, the contractor and the designer are driven by incentives to share the project benefits, which helps them to establish a strategic alliance that enables joint tendering for future EPC projects, facilitating the expansion of their share of the international market.


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Definition of phagocytes
plural of phagocyte 1
The word "phagocytes" uses 10 letters: A C E G H O P S T Y.
No direct anagrams for phagocytes found in this word list.
Words formed by adding one letter before or after phagocytes (in bold), or to aceghopsty in any order:
o - phagocytose
Words within phagocytes
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List all words starting with phagocytes, words containing phagocytes or words ending with phagocytes
All words formed from phagocytes by changing one letter
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Microsoft vcpkg is a C++ library managers for Windows, macOS and Linux. For.NET, nuget is the commonly used package manager; for Java, Maven central and many other repositories are used by Maven or other build tools; for JavaScript, npm is a commonly used package manager and it is also the default package manager for JavaScript runtime environment Node.js. Microsoft vcpkg serves as similar purpose for C++ developers.
Install vcpkg on Windows
Before we can install vcpkg, make sure the following criteria are met:
 - Git - for cloning repository from GitHub
 - Windows 7 or newer
 - Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 or greater with the English language pack
Follow these steps to install vcpkg.
 1. Create installation folder. I recommend creating the folder in C drive to avoid path related issues.
 C:\>mkdir dev
 C:\> cd dev
 2. Clone the repository using the following command:
 git clone
 3. Run the following command to install vcpkg:
 4. Wait until the command is completed successfully.
Now we can use vcpkg to install C++ libraries.
Find libraries
Subcommand search is used to search libraries. The syntax looks like the following:
.\vcpkg\vcpkg search [search term]
For example, the following command searches for library openssl:
.\vcpkg\vcpkg search openssl
openssl 1.1.1i OpenSSL is an open source project that provides a robust, commercial-grade, an...
openssl-unix 1.1.1h#1 Deprecated OpenSSL port
openssl-uwp 1.1.1h#1 Deprecated OpenSSL port
openssl-windows 1.1.1h#1 Deprecated OpenSSL port
The results include a number of openssl related libraries.
Integrate vcpkg with Visual Studio
Run the following command to integrate vcpkg with Visual Studio:
.\vcpkg\vcpkg integrate install
The output looks like the following:
C:\dev>.\vcpkg\vcpkg integrate install
Applied user-wide integration for this vcpkg root.
All MSBuild C++ projects can now _TAG_ any installed libraries.
Linking will be handled automatically.
Installing new libraries will make them instantly available.
CMake projects should use: "-DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=C:/dev/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake"
As mentioned in the output, you can include any installed libraries in your MSBuild C++ projects.
Use vcpkg in CMake
To use vcpkg with CMake outside of an IDE, you can use the toolchain file for CMake:
cmake -B [build directory] -S. -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=[path to vcpkg]/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake
For this article, the path is:
cmake -B [build directory] -S. -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=C:/dev/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake
Use CMake with Visual Studio
Open the CMake Settings Editor, and under CMake toolchain file, add the path to the vcpkg toolchain file:
Example - openssl
Now let's implement this example that installs openssl: CMake Build Error - Could not Find OpenSSL on Windows 10.
Follow these steps:
 1. Run the following command to install package openssl:
 C:\dev>.\vcpkg\vcpkg install openssl:x64-windows
 Alternatively, you can also use the following command:
 C:\dev>.\vcpkg\vcpkg install openssl --triplet x64-windows
 I am using triplet x64-windows to match my project requirements. By default x86 triplet will be used.
 The following text will be printed out if in your system CMake version is lower than 3.19.2. I would recommending upgrade CMake versions.
 A suitable version of cmake was not found (required v3.19.2). Downloading portable cmake v3.19.2...
 Downloading cmake... -> C:\dev\vcpkg\downloads\
 For the first time, many other dependencies will also be downloaded. It will takes a while to download for the first time.
 2. Test openssl by running the following command:
 C:\dev>openssl version
 OpenSSL 1.1.1g 21 Apr 2020
 3. Create a project folder named C:\hdp\cmaketest.
 4. Create file CMakeLists.txt in the project folder with the following content:
 cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10)
 # set the project name
 # Find package
 find_package(OpenSSL REQUIRED)
 5. Change directory to C:\hdp\cmaketest.
 cd /D C:\hdp\cmaketest
 6. Run CMake command:
 cmake. -DOPENSSL_ROOT_DIR="C:/dev/vcpkg/installed/x64-windows"
 The output looks like the following:
 7. Congratulations, openssl dependency is met.
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What qualifies as a farm in Mississippi?
Defining "Farm" The term "farm" includes stock, dairy, poultry, fruit, furbearing animal, and truck farms, plantations, ranches, nurseries, ranges, greenhouses or other similar structures used primarily for the raising of agricultural or horticultural commodities, and orchards and woodlands.
How many acres is considered a farm in Mississippi?
There are approximately 34,700 farms in the state covering 10.4 million acres. The average size farm is composed of 300 acres. Agriculture makes a significant contribution to all 82 counties.
How do I claim tax break on land?
You can get additional tax breaks if you're willing to give up development rights on your land, and donate a conservation easement to a charitable land trust. This will permanently reduce the market value of your property and allow you to claim a deduction on your tax return.
How many farms are there in the state of Mississippi?
There are approximately 34,700 farms in the state covering 10.4 million acres. The average size farm is composed of 299 acres. Agriculture makes a significant contribution to all 82 counties.
How many animals are in a 20 acre farm?
Total Number of Animals (total acreage = 20 ac) x (average yield per acre 9,500 lb/ac) (.04) x (average animal weight 1200 lb) x (grazing days 365) (20) x (9,500) 190,000 11 animals (.04) x (1200) X (365) 17,520 Balancing your Animals with your Forage Page 2 How much forage do our animals need each month?
How big of a farm is considered a small farm?
A farm is classified of having $1,000 or more of agricultural products being produced or sold. A Small Farm, according to USDA census is a farm that is 179 acres or less in size, or earns $50,000 or less in gross income per year.
How big can a farm be in Iowa?
That leaves a lot of gray area on deciding what's a farm, especially when Iowa agriculture can range from four acres of vegetables to 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans. "There's not real good laws written on it," said Steve Helm, Dallas County assessor, who spent a half hour Tuesday talking with a landowner whose small farm had been reclassified.
How big is the average farm in Mississippi?
There are approximately 34,700 farms in the state covering 10.4 million acres. The average size farm is composed of 299 acres. Agriculture makes a significant contribution to all 82 counties. In celebration of the efforts of those who work so hard to feed and clothe us, we present this overview of Mississippi's top 16 agricultural crops.
How big of an area do you need for a farm?
If you're going to have horses or cows grazing off of the land, you should budget for no less than 1.5 acres of grazing land per animal. However, a couple dozen chickens can live nicely on a quarter acre, each goat should be allotted about a quarter acre as well.
How big is an acre at US farm and land?
At US Farm and Land, we offer humble one-acre lots, and gigantic lots for sale with 400 or 500 acres. Before we get started, let's talk about how much an acre is. One acre is equal to 43,560 square feet. While this may seem like a big number, you might be surprised to learn that an acre is smaller than a football field.
Can a house be built on 10 acres of farm land?
If you have a house on 10 acres of land and have determined that you are properly zoned for farm land, you can only convert the portion of the land that will be farmed, and not the house, driveway or any land that will not be used for farming.


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In the Cayuga County town of Conquest, to the north of Port Byron, a few small islands were formed from channels of the Seneca River and Erie Canal, with one island (Howland Island) containing a wildlife refuge. The smallest of these islands, Haiti Island, has one bridge to mainland New York State, and more immediately, NY 38. I visited the bridge in 2002 and 2005, taking photos during my visits. The Haiti Island Bridge (also known as the Haiti Road Bridge) was built in 1908 and was moved to the Haiti Road location in 1964. The bridge was rickety, had a deck of wood planks and had been reinforced by a Bailey bridge to hold it up. Soon after my visits, in 2007, a portion of the bridge deck collapsed and in 2010, a concrete slab was put in place to replace the old Haiti Road Bridge.
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Sometimes while playing your favorite game on Xbox you might encounter certain errors. In most cases these errors are relatively harmless, but some errors can be severe. Users reported Required storage device removed error on their Xbox, and today we're going to show you how to fix it.
Fix Xbox Error "Required storage device removed"
Fix Error Solution #1: Clear system cache
According to users, they managed to fix this error simply by clearing the system cache. Your cache can sometimes become corrupted and that can lead to this and many other errors. You can fix this error easily by following these steps:
- On the Xbox Home screen go to System.
- Select Storage.
- Select any device and press the Y button on your controller.
- Select Clear System Cache option.
- After clearing the cache, restart your console and check if the problem is resolved.
Fix Error Solution #2: Format your hard drive
Users reported that clearing the cache doesn't always fix the issue, therefore you might want to try formatting your Xbox hard drive. Keep in mind that formatting your hard drive will delete all files from your drive, therefore be sure to back up all important files. To format your hard drive, do the following:
- Start your Xbox without a disc in its tray.
- Go to Settings > System.
- Select the Storage option.
- List of all storage devices will appear. Highlight your hard drive and press the Y button on the controller.
- Select the Format option.
- You should see the confirmation message on the screen.
- Choose Yes to start the formatting process. During this step you might be asked to insert the console's serial number, so be sure to do that. You can find the serial number of your console on its back side.
Fix Error Solution #3: Use an 8GB USB flash drive or larger
Users reported this issue while using a 4GB USB flash drive with their Xbox. To fix this problem you just need to replace the 4GB flash drive with an 8GB drive or larger. After doing that, format the 8GB flash drive by following the steps from Fix Error Solution 2. Once your USB drive is formatted, the issue should be resolved.


2 Way Match Vs 3 Way Match Vs 4 Way Match In AP
The Differences Between 2 Way Matching, 3 Way Matching, an… Matching In AP
2-way, 3-way, and 4-way matching is a vital part of accounting when it comes to procurement and receiving. As one of the best internal controls to keep your business from paying for things you didn't receive or overpaying for things you did, it is well worth the effort it takes.
The Differences Between 2 Way Matching and 3 Way Matching In AP
If you work in accounting, you're probably already aware of the 2-way match vs 3-way match, but for those that aren't, let's take a closer look at each.
2-Way Matching
In 2-way matching, the purchase order and invoice information are verified to match within your tolerances as shown:
 - The quantity billed must be less than or equal to the quantity ordered
 - The invoice price must be less than or equal to the purchase order price
3-Way Matching
3-way matching, adds an additional criterion is added to verify that the receipt and invoice information match with the quantity tolerances you define.
The quantity billed must be less than or equal to the quantity received.
4-Way Matching
And 4-way matching adds yet another criterion to verify that acceptance documents and invoice match within your quantity tolerances.
The quantity billed must be less than or equal to the quantity accepted.
Setting your tolerance is also critical to determining your matching criteria. Sometimes companies consider quantities inside the tolerance limits as matched.
For instance:
If you order 100 items and have a 5% tolerance, and there is an invoice quantity of 103, this is within the tolerance and the matching system accepts it.
However, if you order 100 items with a 5% tolerance, and there is an invoice quantity of 115, this is outside the tolerance and the matching system will flag it for manual review.
Why PO-Matching Matters to Your Organization
If you're not an accounting professional, this may seem overly complex. In reality, all you're doing is ensuring you're only being billed for the number of items you ordered at the price you were quoted and confirming that you did receive the quantity you ordered.
The allowance for less than or equal to means that a vendor shipping more than the quantity you agreed upon or charging less than you agreed to is acceptable. This setup only flags in situations where a vendor sends less or charges more than the agreed-upon amounts.
This setup places the responsibility of error in favor of the consumer onto the vendor and is found in delivery-based manufacturing more often than many many realize.
"Without matching controls, the company could be purging money and not even realize it. Blindly paying invoices means you could be paying more than the agreed-upon price, paying for more than what you received, or paying for the same product multiple times. The matching process prevents paying fraudulent invoices."
How 2-Way, 3-Way, and 4-Way Matching is Done
In the past, this type of matching was done manually, which was time-consuming and left a lot of room for error. Traditional, the purchase order was filled out on paper and handed over to accounting. The vendor then invoiced the company and shipped out the product.
When the product was received, the receiving clerk would verify the quantity of product received, giving the packing slip to the accounting department. The accounting department would then compare the packing slip to the purchase order, then the purchase order to the invoice, and the invoice to the packing slip to make sure all the numbers lined up.
It was a lot of work for the accounts payable department and the receiving department. It all relied on the fact that a receiving clerk was indeed correctly verifying goods receipt and that the corresponding purchase order was readily available.
Now, thanks to AP automation, the accounts payable processes are streamlined. Two-way matching, three-way matching, and even four-way matching occur automatically once purchase orders, receiving reports, and invoices are all in the system.
If during the invoice matching process something doesn't line up, it is flagged for review, someone can take a look at it and solve the issue before making payment.
If the matching process goes smoothly, the company can take advantage of early payment options during invoice processing. This keeps vendors happy and may even position the company in such a way that they can leverage discounts to save even more money on future orders.
When it comes to 2-way match vs. 3-way match, three-way is the better option because it compares the purchase order to the receipt of the goods to the invoice to make sure you're only paying for goods you ordered and received.
Though accounting automation takes a bit of setup work to get started, it is well worth it in the end. Once in the system, everything will run through you're pre-established routing and rules for approvals, matching, and verification to improve the accuracy and efficiency of the entire procure to pay process.
With PLANERGY, there are notifications to keep the involved parties informed when there is something that must be done or any document requires their attention.
This eliminates misplaced documents and waiting periods, and the back-and-forth conversation that has to occur between departments.
PLANERGY automatically uses 3-way matching to streamline your workflow.
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May 16, 2020
Global consumers willing to pay more for British manufactured products
Sophie Chapman
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Supply chain inefficiencies and miscommunication through "Chinese Whispers" are costing UK businesses over £1.5bn in lost productivity
A report released by Barclays Corporate Banking indicates that 39% of global consumers would be more likely to purchase products produced in the UK.
The report, dubbed Brand Britain: Export Opportunities for UK Businesses, notes that Asia and the Middle East are the most likely, conveying more interest in Brand Britain, and the association with quality.
Out of the 8,060 people surveyed, 67% Indian people, 62% people from the UAE, and 61% of Chinese people were more inclined.
The Barclays research also suggested that the dedication to British manufactured products was strongest with young people, with almost half (48%) said they would be more likely to purchase.
The majority of young people in China, between the ages of 25-34, were more interested in British made commodities, at 73%.
People with the over 55 age group, however, were less likely to be encouraged by British production, at only 24%.
The survey, which questioned people from eight markets – France, Germany, Republic of Ireland, India, China, UAE, the US, and South Africa – noted that food, fashion, and cars were the most popular products from the UK.
22% of consumers would be more willing to purchase food knowing it was from Britain.
Cars received 10% interest, with 9% of the group encouraged by British exported clothing, matching with 9% of people more likely to purchase British alcohol.
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Air Carbon Arc Cutting (CAC)
Air Carbon Arc Cutting (CAC)
Summary: Air carbon arc cutting is an arc cutting process in which metals to be
cut are melted by the heat of a carbon arc. The molten metal is removed
by a high velocity blast of compressed air. The air jet is external to the consumable carbon-graphite electrode. It strikes the molten metal immediately behind the arc.
Required equipment includes an air compressor, welding power source, carbon electrode and a gouging torch.
The air carbon arc process is shown in figure 10-75.
Comparison to Other Processes
Air carbon arc cutting and metal removal differ from plasma arc cutting in that they employ an open (unconstricted) arc, which is independent of the gas jet. The air blast physically removes metal instead of chemically, which is the approach in oxy-fuel cutting processes.
The process is more flexible than oxyfuel processes since it does not require oxidation in order to cut. The most common metals cut with the process includes cast irons, copper alloys and stainless steel. The process is widely used for back gouging, preparing joints, and removing defective weld metal.
Process Diagram for Air Carbon Arc Cutting – figure 10-75
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Equipment and Circuit Diagram
The circuit diagram for air carbon arc cutting (CAC) or gouging is shown in figure 10-76.
Normally, conventional welding machines with constant current are used.
Constant voltage can be used with this process. When using a CV power
source, precautions must be taken to operate it within its rated output
of current and duty cycle. Alternating current power sources having
conventional drooping characteristics can also be used for special
applications. AC type carbon electrodes must be used.
Air Carbon Arc Cutting Diagram (CAC) - Figure 10-76
Equipment required is shown by the block diagram. Special heavy duty
high current machines have been made specifically for the air carbon arc
process. This is because of extremely high currents used for the large
size carbon electrodes.
Electrode Holder
The electrode holder is designed for the air carbon arc process (CAC).
The holder includes a small circular grip head which contains the air
jets to direct compressed air along the electrode. It also has a groove
for gripping the electrode. This head can be rotated to allow different
angles of electrode with respect to the holder. A heavy electrical lead
and an air supply hose are connected to the holder through a terminal
block. A valve is included in the holder for turning the compressed air
on and off. Holders are available in several sizes depending on the duty
cycle of the work performed, the welding current, and size of carbon
electrode used. For extra heavy duty work, water-cooled holders are
used.
Types of Electrodes
Carbon Graphite:
The carbon graphite electrodes are made of a mixture of carbon and
graphite plus a binder which is baked to produce a homogeneous
structure. Electrodes come in several types.
Plain Uncoated Electrodes:
The plain uncoated electrode is less expensive, carries less current, and starts easier.
Copper-Coated:
The copper-coated electrode provides better electrical
conductivity between it and the holder. The copper-coated electrode is
better for maintaining the original diameter during operation. It lasts
longer and carries higher current. Copper-coated electrodes are of two
types
 - DC type
 - AC type
The composition ratio of the carbon
and graphite is slightly different for these two types. The dc type is
more common.
The ac type contains special elements to stabilize the arc.
It is used for direct current electrode negative when cutting cast
irons. AC coated electrodes are made with graphite, carbon and special binder. Rare earth materials are mixed in to ensure stabilization when using alternating current.
For normal use, the electrode is operated with the electrode
positive. Electrodes range in diameter from 5/32 to 1 in. (4.0 to 25.4
mm). Electrodes are normally 12 in. (300 mm) long; however, 6 in. (150
mm) electrodes are available Copper-coated electrodes with tapered
socket joints are available for automatic operation, and allow
continuous operation.
Table 10-25 shows the electrode types and the arc current range for different sizes.
Electrode Type - Size and Current Range - Table 10-25
Polarity of Electrode is Positive (reverse polarity). Note: For DC coppered electrodes current can be increased percent.
Check Manufacturers Directions
Air Pressure
The air pressure is not critical but should range from 80 to 100 psi
(552 to 690 kPa). The volume of compressed air required ranges from as
low as 5 cu ft per min (2.5 liter per min) up to 50 cu ft per min (24
liter per min) for the largest-size carbon electrodes. A one-horsepower
compressor will supply sufficient air for smaller-size electrodes. It
will require up to a ten-horsepower compressor when using the
largest-size electrodes.
Torch
CAC Torch for Gouging
A manual carbon gouging torch is shown above. The torch holds an electrode in a swivel head that has one or multiple air holds. This way the air jet stays aligned with the electrode regardless of the electrode angle to the torch.
If the torch has two heads (air jets on both sides of the electrode) or with a fixed angle between the electrode and the holder, are better for some uses such as large castings (padwashing) or for removing pads.
The torch is cooled by air. If high-current applications are used, then water cooling can be used along with a heavy-duty torch.
Advantages and Major Uses
The air carbon arc cutting process (CAC) is used to cut metal, to gouge
out defective metal, to remove old or inferior welds, for root gouging
of full penetration welds, and to prepare grooves for welding. Air
carbon arc cutting is also used when slightly ragged edges are not
objectionable.
The area of the cut is small and, since the metal is
melted and removed quickly, the surrounding area does not reach high
temperatures. This reduces the tendency towards distortion and cracking.
The air carbon arc cutting (CAC) and gouging process is normally
manually operated. The apparatus can be mounted on a travel carriage.
This is considered machine cutting or gouging.
Special applications have
been made where cylindrical work has been placed on a lathe-like device
and rotated under the air carbon arc torch. This is machine or
automatic cutting, depending on operator involvement.
Works in All Positions:
The air carbon arc cutting process (CAC) can be used in all positions.
It can also be used for gouging in all positions. Use in the overhead
position requires a high degree of skill.
Works with Common Metals:
The air carbon arc process can be used for cutting or gouging
most of the common metals. Metals include: aluminums, copper, iron,
magnesium, and carbon and stainless steels.
The process is not recommended for weld preparation for stainless
steel, titanium, zirconium, and other similar metals without subsequent
cleaning. This cleaning, usually by grinding, must remove all of the
surface carbonized material adjacent to the cut. The process can be used
to cut these materials for scrap for remelting.
Process Principles
Principles of Air Carbon Arc Cutting Diagram
The procedure schedule for making grooves in steel is shown in table 10-26 below.
Air Carbon Arc Gouging Procedure Schedule
1. Air Pressure 80 to 100 PSI, (552 to 690 KPa) is recommended for 1/2" and 5/8" (13 and 16mm) electrodes.
2. Combination of settings and multiple passes may be used for grooves deeper than 3/4"(19mm).
To make a cut or a gouging operation, the cutter strikes an arc and
almost immediately starts the air flow. The electrode is pointed in the
direction of travel with a push angle approximately 45° with the
axis-of the groove. The speed of travel, the electrode angle, and the
electrode size and current determine the groove depth. Electrode
diameter determines the groove width.
Electrode Severing Techniques for CAC
The normal safety precautions associated with carbon arc welding and
shielded metal arc welding apply to air carbon arc cutting (CAC) and gouging.
However, two other precautions must be observed. First, the air blast
will cause the molten metal to travel a very long distance. Metal
deflection plates should be placed in front of the gouging operation.
All combustible materials should be moved away from the work area. At
high-current levels, the mass of molten metal removed is quite large and
will become a fire hazard if not properly contained.
The second factor is the high noise level. At high currents with
high air pressure a very loud noise occurs. Ear protection, ear muffs or
ear plugs should be worn by the arc cutter.
For Additional Information
Carbon Arc Cutting Guide:
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For an Overview of the Basics:
Air Carbon Arc Cutting Fundamentals
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What is SAP PI?
SAP PI (Process Integration) is an undertaking joining stage that gives consistent mix among SAP and non-SAP applications inside the association A2A (Application to Application) or even external the association B2B (Business to Business). It permits associations to trade data between inner programming projects inside the organization and outer frameworks outside the organization.The SAP PI full structure is Process Integration.
What is SAP PO?
SAP PO (Process Orchestration) is an instrument for mechanization and streamlining of business processes. It consolidates elements of SAP Business Process Management (BPM), SAP Process Integration (PI), and SAP Business Rules Management (BRM). As such, SAP Process Orchestration is a further developed rendition of SAP PI and has every one of the instruments expected to incorporate applications. The SAP PO full structure is Process Orchestration. Figuring out SAP PI/PO with an Example However, this was a specialized part of SAP PI, yet to comprehend this better we will see the case of execution of SAP Process Integration.
To comprehend the idea of SAP PI all the more plainly, we take an illustration of an enormous scope Dairy Industry, which is working in a huge part of a state and ruling the locale. Be that as it may, there is some limited scale dairy businesses working in a similar district, lined up with the enormous scope industry which isn't creating a gain because of their cost variety contrast with huge scope industry. So to keep away from the valuing struggle and keeping up with a similar value all around the district, enormous scope and limited scope industry choose to connect together, with the assistance of SAP PI. They interconnect with one another with the assistance of SAP PI and began to function as a solitary unit. Presently, through SAP PI they can trade all the data relating to dairy industry, including estimating and share an equivalent measure of benefit.
SAP PI interfaces various stages like
SAP and Non-SAP frameworks
B2B and A2A Scenarios
Offbeat and Synchronous Communications
Cross-part business process the executives
In this SAP PI/PO instructional exercise, we will learn
Why SAP PI/PO?
Before SAP PI, business would associate with one another through highlight point correspondence. In any case, this cycle isn't utilized for various and complex cycles. For smooth correspondence between different organizations, Mediated correspondence or Integration merchant is utilized, and SAP PI adjusts this framework well overall. It empowers interconnection of an alternate interaction by means of a focal area known as Integration Broker, dissimilar forthright to point association which is more similar to a cobweb. The coordination specialist or server is a fundamental piece of interceded correspondence comprise of Java based Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE) and a reconciliation motor for directing. Interceded correspondence depends on a coordination merchant which is executed by trading XML messages.
Significance of SAP PI/PO
SAP PI PO Overview
Let perceive how SAP PI handles the XML messages by the assistance of Integration Broker. The trading of information or message in SAP PI happens in this four stages.
Message Transformation: During message trade, it changes the construction of the business information
Message Routing: Forwarding a message sent by a shipper framework to at least one recipient frameworks
Network Adapters: Connecting the coordination representative and recipient framework, the connector will change the approaching message into an inbound message and later believer it to the configuration of the getting framework at the opposite end
Joining Processes: Cross part Business Process Management (ccBPM) comprises of capabilities for upgraded administration organization.
Next in this SAP PI instructional exercise, we will figure out How SAP PI/PO works.
How SAP PI/PO works
SAP PI carries out three essential roles
Interface: SAP PI has a capacity to incorporate with all application whether or not it is an application from an outsider or from the SAP. It utilizes the connector system to coordinate outsider arrangements. Co-ordinate: It can characterize a way/work process for every deal that is incorporated. It guarantees that each message is accurately conveyed from the source to the objective Convey: It can make an interpretation of documents into any configuration whether an inside record design or any business to business combination standard.Next in this SAP PO instructional exercise, we will find out about SAP PI PO design. SAP PI is certainly not a solitary part liable for the reconciliation of SAP and Non-SAP application, yet a bunch of parts together make SAP PI useful. This engineering of SAP PI or parts is utilized during configuration time, design time and at run time. The different parts of SAP PI incorporate
SAP PI/PO Tutorial: What is Process Integration &
In today's fast-paced digital era, the realm of business
operations has undergone a significant transformation. With enterprises relying
heavily on technology for seamless operations, the integration and
orchestration of processes have become critical. SAP Process Integration (PI)
and Process Orchestration (PO) stand as pillars in enabling businesses to
harmonize their operations, and understanding their essence is pivotal for
professionals seeking growth and efficiency.
The Importance of SAP PI/PO Tutorial: What is Process
Integration & Orchestration in Today's World
In a highly interconnected business ecosystem, the ability
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a vital conduit, facilitating the smooth flow of data and operations across
various departments within an organization. This integration fosters
efficiency, agility, and better decision-making, making it indispensable in
contemporary business landscapes.
Exploring Different Types of SAP PI/PO Tutorial: What is
Process Integration & Orchestration
SAP PI/PO encompasses a spectrum of integration
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Benefits of Pursuing SAP PI/PO Tutorial: What is Process
Integration & Orchestration
Implementing SAP PI/PO offers multifaceted advantages. It
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How SAP PI/PO Tutorial: What is Process Integration &
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Professionals equipped with SAP PI/PO expertise are in high
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also opens doors to a myriad of career opportunities in roles related to
integration, data management, and process optimization.
Choosing the Right Education Course: Tailoring Learning
Selecting the ideal SAP PI/PO education course aligns with
one's career aspirations. Factors like course content, duration, accreditation,
and alignment with industry trends play a pivotal role in shaping an
individual's learning journey.
Online vs. Traditional Learning: Pros and Cons for SAP
The mode of learning, whether online or traditional, bears
its own set of advantages and limitations. Online courses offer flexibility and
accessibility, whereas traditional courses often provide a structured learning
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The Future of SAP PI/PO: Emerging Trends and Innovations
As technology evolves, SAP PI/PO is poised to embrace new
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Impact of SAP PI/PO on Student Success: Transforming
SAP PI/PO doesn't just impact businesses; it significantly influences educational experiences. Its inclusion in academic curricula empowers students, equipping them with practical skills that bridge the gap between theory and industry requirements.
Addressing Challenges in SAP PI/PO: Problem-Solving
Despite its advantages, SAP PI/PO implementation may
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Pedagogy and Methodology of SAP PI/PO: Understanding the
The educational framework and methodologies employed in
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application. Interactive sessions, real-world case studies, and hands-on
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Real-life examples of individuals benefiting from SAP PI/PO
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The history of foundation engineering in Chicago is a tale of innovation, made necessary in order to keep pace with structural technology which allowed taller buildings with heavier bearing loads, to accommodate a non-conducive geologic setting. The geology as it relates to foundation construction and underground construction in general is briefly described. A chronology of important events from the birth of Chicago to the present is presented. The impact of various construction techniques which were either initiated or refined to allow the growth of Chicago are discussed. Introduction The growth of Chicago resulting in today's high-rise high-density population center can be looked upon as a history of modern underground construction. The two major reasons which explain this are 1) It grew up during a period of rapid development in the Industrial Revolution and 2) Its natural geological setting needed a great deal of innovation for continuing growth.


MIT Unleashes Dish Making Machine
In a move that could be considered "one step closer to Star Trek", MIT has developed a machine that not only creates dishes on demand, but recycles the materials from them after the meal into new dinnerware.
Designed by MIT grad student Leonardo Bonanni, the DishMaker frees space in dish cabinets and reduces landfill trash. It also uses less energy to recycle dishes than factories use to make them. And, because the machine can produce up to 150 items, a dinner host would never be short of table settings when unexpected guests arrive: Cooks can select the number of place settings needed using a simple push-button control panel. The prototype DishMaker is the size of a standard dishwasher, and uses the heating element of a toaster oven to shape the items. To recycle the dishes, it heats them to about 300 degrees Fahrenheit to soften the acrylic, then a press restores them to wafers for easy stacking.
The machine holds 150 acrylic wafers and can produce a dish every 90 seconds. The wafers produce plates that are only 6 inches in diameter, the size of an average salad or dessert plate, but the machine can be adapted to use larger wafers.


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In this project we are going to show how to power a speaker.Connection is shown in the following images.
Working :
When positive terminal of battery is connected to positive terminal of speaker and to complete the Circuit the negative terminal of Battery is connected to negative terminal of speaker, the speaker starts ringing as soon as closed path is provided. Current flows in a closed path from higher terminal(+ve) to lower terminal(-ve). Metals are good conductors of electric current.
Step : 1
Take Speaker 2 Connecting wires and Battery
Step : 2
Connect the positive terminal of Speaker with positive terminal of speaker
Step : 3
Connect the negative terminal of Speaker with negative terminal of speaker. Your Speaker will start ringing


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Who's Who — The A to Z Encyclopedia on People of Color who did it first by Eugene LaCorbiniere
Price: $9.99 USD. 351440 words.
Language: English. Published by Fideli Publishing on February 13, 2010. Nonfiction » Reference » Encyclopedias.
Who's Who is the only people of color historically based reference book of its kind. It's a book that contains the names, faces, and life stories of Africans, African Americans, and many other people of color from around the world who have achieved great goals first. We honor those who have made the sacrifice, and gone beyond the boundaries of what was expected of them to better humanity.

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A Time-to-Amplitude Converter (TAC) can achieve exceptional precision by using an analog technique to convert small time intervals to pulse amplitudes. When a timing application demands picosecond precision, a time-to-amplitude converter is a prime candidate. A time-to-amplitude converter is a productive solution for measurements less than 10 μs when time resolutions from 10 ps to 50 ns are required.
The time calibrator provides accurate calibration of the time scale in these measurements.
Click here to download our introductory guide to the choice of TAC and time calibrator.
In order to assist you further, you may download a selection guide
with tabulated comparative specifications.
NIM Time-to-Amplitude Converters and Time Calibrator:
566 Time to Amplitude Converter
567 Time to Amplitude Converter/SCA
462 Time Calibrator


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Prevent image to repeat itself, tiling or get stuck on scroll.
Are your images behaving strangely? Tiling, getting stuck or repeating on scroll?
Prevent image to repeat itself, tiling & get stuck on scroll.
Are you having problems with normal images repeating themselves, tiling, getting stuck and making strange lines all over your website when scrolling up and down? This might be because you have another background image set to repeat!? Follow these steps to prevent image to repeat itself, tiling or get stuck on scroll.
Steps to prevent image from repeat itself, tiling & getting stuck:
- Start by checking if this image problem is occurrin in every browser: Chrome / Safari, Explorer or Firefox. Good to know.
- Validate you code to make sure there are no obvious errors, for example unclosed elements or wrongly nested elements. Validate your website here: _URL_
- Correct all errors (if any) above.
- If you are floating elements or images, use class.clearfix to clear any floats after the element containing floats has ended. Clearfix CSS class might look something like this:
content: " ";
Simply add class.clearfix to any elements containing floats.
- Try to set the background to no-repeat on the element causing problems or the parent of the element causing problems.
- If none of the above works? Are you using several layers of background images on top of eachother? Some fixed, some repeated and so on. Try to remove the backgrounds one by one to see if this fixes the problem, or leads you in the right direction…
(Firefox browser have been having similar problems with images and icons tiling or repeating when this article is written)


Seven Hanging Valleys Circular
The Seven Hanging Valleys Trail is a waymarked walk which follows the high cliffs between Praia Marinha and Praia Vale de Centeanes. This circular route is for those who want to tackle the often challenging 5.7km trail to Praia Vale de Centeanes but would prefer a less demanding return to Praia Marinha (the promoted route is linear). If clear turquoise waters, crashing waves and unspoilt beaches are not your 'thing' then focus instead on the many fascinating geological features along the route, including caves, arches and stacks. Stare down into the numerous (and fenced) sinkholes and listen to the sound of the ocean far below.
There are illustrated information boards along the way explaining how erosion has moulded this limestone landscape, as well as information about local flora and fauna. Walk highlights include Benagil, a beach which is consistently voted among the most beautiful in Europe; and the Farol de Alfanzina (a 23-metre lighthouse built in 1920 and still in operation today).
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Birds, Cafe, Flowers, Great Views, Restaurant, Sea, Toilets, Wildlife


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Board of Governors' Award for Excellence in Teaching
The winner receives a citation and a one-time stipend of $12,500. One recipient is selected by each of the 16 constituent institutions of the UNC system. Letter of Recommendation required.Submit a Nomination
- Any tenured faculty member who has taught at UNC-Chapel Hill for at least seven years is eligible. This includes faculty members in Academic Affairs, Health Affairs, and professional schools.
- Nominees must be teaching undergraduates in the academic year in which they are selected.
- Recipients must have demonstrated excellent or exceptional undergraduate teaching over a sustained period of time, and nominations should document that record.
- Nominees must be teaching in the academic year in which they are nominated.
- Faculty members may receive this award only once. Check the list of previous winners to be sure.
The committee screens nominations and selects several finalists, who are asked to submit a portfolio for review. The portfolio includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- A current curriculum vitae
- A statement articulating the nominee's teaching philosophy and methods used to achieve educational goals. This statement may include contributions the nominee has made to the intellectual environment at UNC-Chapel Hill and any special or innovative methods they employ.
- Copies of syllabi and other relevant course materials from three courses the nominee has taught and samples of materials from other teaching and learning activities
- A summary of student ratings of courses and other educational experiences that have been evaluated in the previous two years
- Copies of any peer teaching observations
- Names of two or three colleagues and up to five former students of the nominee from whom the selection committee may request evaluations. Nominees are also asked to provide class rolls so current students may be contacted.
The committee may also collect additional data or materials about the nominees' teaching, including videotapes, classroom observation by committee members, and telephone interviews with alumni and current students. The committee will forward its recommendations to the Chancellor.


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SHACKLETON NEWS ARCHIVE
MON 18 OCTOBER 2010 AT ATHY, CO KILDARE, IRELAND
The inaugural meeting of the Friends of the Shackleton Collection will take place on Monday 18th October 2010 at 7.30pm at the Heritage Centre Museum.
The object of the Friends is to assist in the development of Athy Heritage Centre:
- As a centre for developing interest in the history of Athy and district.
- Through the Shackleton Autumn School developing interest in Polar exploration, and especially the Life and Achievements of Ernest Shackleton.
- As a centre for the collection, maintenance and display of material relating to the history of Athy and district.
Membership is open to any person or body wishing to support the objectives of the Friends.


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If your cutting machine is not powering on when you press the power button, check all points listed below to find the source of the concern.
1. Check the Power Button
If the machine is not powering on, sometimes the power button has simply not been pressed firmly.
Attempt to firmly press and hold down the power button for 3 seconds.
2. Check the Cord Connections
Check the power cord connection to make sure the power cord is firmly connected at all points as follows:
- Completely unplug the power cord from the Silhouette machine and then firmly plug it back into the machine
- Remove the plug from the wall or power strip and then firmly plug it back into place
- If using a power strip, double-check to ensure the power strip is powered on
3. Check the Power Source
In order to rule out the power source as the concern, try plugging the power cord into an alternate outlet that is known to work with another device.
4. Check the power cord
If you have an alternate Silhouette brand power cord from another Silhouette machine, swap it out to test the power cord.
If you have another brand cord that is compatible, you can test it as well. The power cord should match the following specifications:
Input: 100-240V~ 50/60Hz, 1.2A
Output: +24V - 1.25A (up to 2.0A)
Output polarity: Positive center
NOTE: We do not recommend buying another cord to perform this test if you do not already have access to one
5. Run Power Test
After reviewing all of the above, attempt the following:
- Unplug the power cord from the side of the cutting machine
- Press and hold the power button
- While holding down the power button, plug the power cord back into the machine and continue to hold the power button for 10 seconds
- Release the power button
If the light on the machine does not illuminate, then this indicates a power failure.
If the light on the machine illuminates but you are unable to use the machine, this would indicate a bricked firmware issue.
If you have reached this point without resolution, please contact _EMAIL_ with the following information:
- Your machine model
- Serial number (located on the back of the machine)
- Power cord in use
- Confirmation of the power test from Step 5 above
- Provide a video showing confirmation that all connections are made while the machine is not powered on


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When planning an insulation retrofit for an existing masonry building, it is important to analyze the freeze/thaw durability of the masonry units. The critical freeze/thaw saturation value is an important measure of durability, and frost dilatometry is an effective method of determining this value. This study reports developments in the field sampling of masonry units and critical saturation testing of in-service masonry.
The challenge when sampling masonry is to ensure that selected units are representative of the entire building or capture the range of material properties of units on the building. Two approaches to sampling are explored. Bulk sampling involves the removal of a large number of samples with the goal of randomly capturing the range of units of interest. Alternatively, field testing of a relevant material property can be performed to identify units that capture the range of material on the façade. A nondestructive field drying rate measurement technique is presented along with pilot study results suggesting it could completely replace the need for bulk sampling.
Significant variation in the permanent strain resulting from the frost dilatometry method has been found in previous testing. It is thought that this variation is due to lack of material homogeneity within the brick, resulting in variations between sample slices. It appears from the current study that use of the mean strain for as little as four samples at each saturation level will allow accurate determination of critical saturation. It further appears that use of a 95th percentile strain value for each saturation level could alternatively be used as a conservative method. Overall, the proposed new methodology was found to have a high level of reproducibility for critical saturation measurement.
Note: This article was published in Proceedings of Buildings XIII, 2016. Copyright 2016 ASHRAE. Reprinted by permission at rdh.com. This article may not be copied and/or distributed electronically or in paper form without permission of ASHRAE. For more information about the Buildings XIII Conference Proceedings, visit _URL_


Black Granite Stains
Malicious Stone Doctoring
Do you have black granite stains, ghost marks or white rings? Should black granite change over time? Below is a quick Q&A on the possible causes and solutions.
What Is Malicious Stone Doctoring?
Temporarily altering the look of the stone without telling you. Making a gray stone black. Taking a black stone with a few imperfections or color variations and dying it a solid black.
Black Granite Stains
Why Are Stones Doctored?
Sometimes stones are maliciously doctored to obtain a higher price. Sometimes they are doctored to make them look like a more expensive stone but are sold for less.
Altering the color of a stone without telling you is most common with the black granites. The blacker the stone the higher the price.
How Is It Done?
An industrial oil or a shiny black wax is applied to the surface of a gray stone to make it appear blacker or darker. On other stones, a topical paint might be applied to change the color of the stone.
What Happens?
Over time the doctoring agent wears off leaving rings or marks lighter than your stone.
These marks or rings look like black granite stains.
How Do I Know If A Stone Has Been Maliciously Doctored?
Test The Stone Before Buying It:
Resined Slab
 1. Try the Lemon Juice Test.
 2. Wet the unpolished side of the stone. What color is it?
 3. Look at the edge of the slab before it is fabricated. The edges of a doctored stone will look like a varnish was carelessly applied.
 NOTE: The edges of a resined stone also look like this. Resining is a good thing but MOST high quality black granites are not resined.
After Installation:
Remember that a true stain is always darker than the stained material. A true stain is NEVER lighter than material that is supposedly stained. If the area in question is lighter than the rest of the stone it is either:
 - Surface Damage - Etching. Your stone is sensitive to acids.
 - Doctored - Your stone is dyed.
Does Granite Etch?
MOST granites do not etch but some do!
How Can I Tell If My Stone's Been Doctored Or If It's Etched?
Look at the gloss of the stone where the MYSTERY MARK is. Still shiny? Etches are dull.
What If My Stone Is Doctored?
 1. If you were unaware of the doctoring and you paid for a different stone than was installed, have the fabricator replace it with the correct stone. OR,
 2. Remove all of the doctoring agent and live with the color.
How Do I Avoid Buying A Doctored Stone? Lemon Juice Test
 - Test the slab you plan to buy. Lemon Juice Test.
 - Have the fabricator put in writing that the stone has no artificial colors or temporary dyes applied.
Will My Fabricator Knowingly Install A Dyed Stone?
MOST fabricators will not knowingly install a dyed stone.
"If doctoring produces a permanent result and it's disclosed to you, theres nothing wrong with it.
If the doctoring produces a temporary result and you are unaware of it, that is deceptive".
Maurizio Bertoli
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Eq2baseobject (Data Type)¶
This DataType represents the object upon which all EverQuest 2 UI widget datatypes are derived.
All eq2widgets are derived from this object. Therefore, the members/methods below can be used with any ui widget in the game (e.g., buttons, icons, etc.)
- string GetProperty["PropertyName"]
- If the result of a GetProperty call is a boolean value, then it will return "TRUE" or "FALSE". Otherwise, it will return a string unless an additional argument is provided as follows:
- (Please note that due to how LavishScript works, generally speaking, it is probably unnecessary to worry about 'type' and simply have GetProperty return as a string; however, the functionality is there if needed or desired.)
- string Type
- eq2baseobject Parent
- SetProperty["PropertyName", "Value"]
- This method will populate a collection of strings with all of the current properties of the object.
- This is purely for convenience. It simply prints out the current properties into the console. (SpewProperties is not intended for use in scripts.)
When used with this datatype, the GetProperty member and SetProperty method will accept any of the following property names:


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In this article, we are going to discuss can you freeze ground beef. Ground Beef also commonly known as minced beef is beef that has been shredded finely into small particles. Ground beef is popular because it is a reasonably inexpensive and fast and easy-cooking beef. It is one of the major ingredients usually used in making hamburgers but can also be used for making other dishes such as noodles and spaghetti. For meatloaf, porcupine meatball, taco, just to mention a few, ground beef is an especially major ingredient. Ground beef can be stored in many ways such as salting, canning, or using preservatives.
However, if you are in doubt and have been asking yourself "can you freeze ground beef? Then the answer is definitely yes! This is because although freezing may not be the best-storing method for some foods, it is one of the best ways to preserve ground beef. This article will provide you with all the information you need to clear all your doubts as we would look at all you need to know about freezing ground beef.
How long can you freeze ground beef?
Now that you have your answer about whether you can freeze ground beef, here is a little more to guide you on just how long you can keep your ground beef frozen. It is advisable to have freshly ground beef stored in the freezer when it is not for immediate use.
You can keep ground beef frozen for as long as you may not need it. However, experts have advised that keeping ground beef frozen for a maximum of four months is best to get that sweet aromatic savor when it is finally ready to be used.
How long can you freeze cooked ground beef?
The interesting thing about food is that no matter its state, it can be stored and preserved for later use. Cooked ground beef is no exception. But the question is how long can you have your ground beef frozen? Well, here's an interesting answer. Cooked ground beef is best preserved for as long as 2 to 3 months as moisture is lost during the cooking process. Moisture plays a vital role in the freezing process. So long as the moisture is low, foods can be preserved for long. This works perfectly for cooked ground beef since moisture is lost during the cooking process.
Can you freeze browned ground beef?
Browned ground beef is beef that has been partially cooked on the surface based on one's preference. Like cooked beef, browned beef is also best frozen within 2 to 3months just so it does not lose its fresh taste when about to be reused.
Can you freeze ground beef after thawing?
You might be wondering if it is okay to freeze back your ground beef after letting it thaw. In this case, depending on how long the beef has been thawed and lying there, you can still freeze it. There may be a decrease in its value but it is still worth it once stored back immediately.
Can you freeze ground beef in-store packaging?
There is nothing wrong with freezing ground beef in-store packaging. However, this type of packaging is permissible to air which reduces the span at which the beef can be kept in the freezer (approximately 4 months). If you intend to preserve your ground beef for a longer duration, then it's best to keep the ground beef in airtight wrappers such as zip-lock bags, foil, or freezer wrappers.
Can you freeze cooked ground beef previously frozen?
The answer is definitely yes. Once it is no more needed to be used immediately, you can freeze back cooked ground beef which has been previously frozen. The easy way of doing this is to cut the ground beef needed after letting it thaw for some time and freeze back the rest.
Can you cook and freeze ground beef?
Ground beef is used for many delicacies worldwide. Although it is fast and easy to cook, if you're someone who constantly uses ground beef to make dishes and may not have time to braise your ground beef at every point you need it, then it is only wise to cook it and freeze it for later use.
How long can you freeze lean ground beef?
Regular ground beef leanness ranges from 70 to 85 percent. Lean ground beef is beef that is considered to have at least 90% lean beef with no more than 10% fat. Lean beef when wrapped properly in freezer wraps may take up to 4 months to 2 years.
Can you freeze cooked ground beef with rice?
Stirred rice with cooked ground beef can be frozen together in an air-tight zip-lock bag. While making this delicacy of rice and ground beef, do not add water.
Can you freeze seasoned ground beef?
Freezing seasoned ground beef is a great way to make cooking easier and more convenient. Once stored in the freezer properly, it can be retrieved at any time for immediate use.
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1 cubic meter contains how many bricks
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / santosh singh
1 cubic meter contains 500 bricks of size 20cm x20 cmx 10cm
this is standard.
if size of brick varies then u can find it like this
no. of bricks = total volume of work/ volume of one brick
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Answer / daya
1 cubic meter contains 500 bricks
The Standard size of the 1st class brick is 190mm x 90mm x
90mm and motor joint should be 10mm thick
So brick with motor=200 x 100 x 100.
Volume of 1st class brick = 0.19 x 0.09 X 0.09 = 0.001539
Volume of 1st class brick with motor =0.2 x 0.1 x 0.1=0.002
No. on bricks per 1cu.m= 1/volume of 1st class brick with
= 500 nos of bricks
Volume of the 1st class brick = 500 x 0.001539
Volume of the 1st class brick = 1-0.7695
= 0.2305 cu.m
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Answer / pramansrivastava
as per CPWD norm icum contain 496 no. of brick of size
230mm X115mm X75mm.
|Is This Answer Correct ?||299 Yes||78 No|
Answer / m.ranjith kumar
IF THE STANDARD SIZE OF BRICK IS 190mm*90mm*90mm is,
Volume of 1 brick=0.19*.09*.09=0.001539cu.m
No. of bricks required for 1cu.m= 1/Volume of 1 brick
= 649.77(appr 650 Nos.)
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Answer / praman
as per CPWD norm icum contain 494 no. of brick of size
230mm X115mm X75mm.
|Is This Answer Correct ?||134 Yes||33 No|
Answer / sunny
460 in brick masonary
and 500 in stack
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Answer / anil kumar kushwaha
we should concentrate to the question.
(i)how many bricks contains 1 cum
(i)how many bricks contains 1 cum masonary....
then the answer will be diffrent for each question
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Answer / anish bhimani
1 cubic meter contains 395 No. bricks
The Standard size of the brick is 230mm x 100mm x 75mm and mortar joint should be 12mm thick
So, brick with mortar= 242 x 112 x 86mm.
No. of Bricks per 1 C.mt.= 1/volume of brick with mortar
= 430 No. of bricks
So, Net Brick Quantity = 430 No. + 20 NO. Wastage = 450 No.
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How Do I Pull A Call Recording From Stages?
Follow these steps to learn how to pull recordings from the calls made on your accounts. You can use them to audit service quality and ensure your customers are being taken care of.
 1. To pull a call recording, first log into the Stages portal here:
2. Once you have logged into Stages, The first step to pulling a call recording is to open the site data screen for the account under "Site," in the main menu.
3. After opening the data screen window, click on the triangular "play" button at the top right of the account's history section.
4. To filter the results, you can enter the date of the signal you are looking for before pressing the play button.
5. Once you found the recording you are looking for, simply press the "speaker" button at the left of the event.


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The History Museum was proclaimed number one in the Best University Museum nomination.
The competition, which was held for a first time, is co-organized by the Association of Museums of Tatarstan with support from the Ministry of Culture of Tatarstan and National Museum of Tatarstan.
Over 80 applications were made from projects completed in 2017 – 2019. Apart from our History Museum, the other winners are Kazan Kremlin (Best State Museum), Apastovo Area Studies Museum (Best Municipal Museum), and Kachalov Drama Theater Museum (Best Corporate Museum).
Director of the KFU Museum Complex Svetlana Frolova noted, "Not only do we engage in exhibitions and multimedia presentations, but also organize a number of cultural and educational events. Starting in 2016, the History Museum and its subsidiaries – Lobachevsky Museum, Kazan Chemistry School Museum, and Zavoisky Museum Laboratory – have been holding performance tours, master classes, and quests. Some of these quests and games are Journey through the University Space, Expedition, and Museum Labyrinth. Lobachevsky Museum offers a course comprising museum tours, interactive exhibitions, quests, and trivia quizzes."
The Museum of the Year award ceremony will be held later.
Source text: Larisa Busil
Photos: History Museum of Kazan Federal University
Translation: Yury Nurmeev